Nice cabinet. I had seen a similar one in a hobby shop and always planned to build a similar one. Then I ran into a blueprint cabinet at a swap meet and lined it with cardboard sheetrock shims for

Cabinet is 28" wide, to hold 24" long pieces of scale lumber. Cabinet is about 7" high and 11" deep. As I also use scale plastic strips as well, I keep a few sticks of plastic in the dividers with

So, if I understand the cabinet correctly, it's a little over 12" wide and the drawers are deep enough to hold all the sizes for a given thickness of lumber, right? A brilliant design! Bill Lugg

Sorry, fat fingers hit the sent button and not the attach button. Photos attached this time. Al Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

I have been asked to post a couple of pictures of my Kappler Lumber Company lumber yard. Photos attached. Al Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

I have 417 built. Built it almost 40 years ago. Now, I would love to pair the two buildings together. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

very nice Mark. Was most of the work done in Durango? are you there now? Bob Veefkind

any chance you'd post a photo or two of that box? i'd like a shot at making one as my lumber yard is in tubes and scattered to the winds etc. I had saved mailing tubes to store the lumber, and

I was working on a structure this afternoon, when I needed a few pieces of 4x6. I went to my Kappler Lumber Yard, and fondly thought of a good friend from over 40 years ago. Frank Kappler lived in

I have both kits...partially built. Bought them in early 1990s. Have all instructions. Dont really have use for them anymore. Let me know if you need any more pictures or info. Rob

Robert, Someone sent me (could have been you earlier in the week) the dimensions of the two buildings. With your scan, I can interpilate the distances between the structures. Now I am ready to go.

Sent you a picture - hope it helps! Rob Bell Waynesville, NC

Hi John, I still have one running, and it did have a flywheel and a Sagami motor. Thanks for remembering the "old man", Big Al from Cal Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

Stephen Keystone once offered an HO gauge drive for their 44 ton GE, which was built for them by NWSL. It was a special order item, offered either powered or as a bare chassis and trucks. It has

WTB PFM valve gear screws 1.0 x 1.5 mm and 1.0 x 2.0, 1.0 x 3.0 and 1.0 x 4.0 packages. Thanks Lee Gustafson Email. Bagustaf at aol dot com

All with the announcement of Kimberton Module Meet not returning, we at Midwest NG Show have secured more space in our modern 30000 sq foot faculty and can accomodate any layout, any size and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIy0XzEJ-Ok Great news, it's nearly four years since it was brought down from Silverton. Mark K

Wasn't there someone who posted here to say he'd bought all of RGM's stock? As for why Eric is giving up, probably for the same reason Dave Grandt threw in the towel - getting on in years. Also he and

I had a nice chat with Lezlee in the NWSL warehouse last week (she called me to get a fresh credit card number) and this week almost all of the remainder of my orders from last spring showed up,

I tried to reverse the leads on one of these. Unfortunately, there were two leads on that particular buss tap. Duhhhh… I don’t do that anymore—bad practice. Larry